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How it does good
A closer connection between people and farmers
The tea, cocoa, and coffee farming industries are at the highest risk for worker exploitation and contributing to deforestation. For standard brands, these supply chains are notoriously lacking in transparency. That’s why Equal Exchange created a fair trade model that cuts out the middleman. Instead, they focus on direct, transparent trade with farmers and cooperatives. They work in collaboration with Root Capital and other organizations to help build farmer cooperative training programs. A USAID partner, Equal Exchange is heavily engaged in farmer cooperative capacity development, bringing technical assistance to in-country growers to help increase productivity, reliability and ultimately success in a global market.
Equal Exchange donates 10% of their annual profits to organizations that align with their mission. They also direct grants to farmer cooperatives to work on projects ranging from investing in coffee tree nurseries to creating beekeeping collectives for farmers so they can diversify their crops and income.
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By using fair and direct trade practices along with organic farms, Equal Exchange makes sure their supply chains are creating a better place for people and the planet.
Learn MoreEqual Exchange uses solar panels on their roasting facility to offset part of their energy use. By partnering with local farmers and gardeners, they turn used burlap bags and chaff from the roasting process into useful growing material. Plus, they compost in their offices.
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About the Brand
Equal Exchange
The three founders of Equal Exchange came together with a shared vision in mind: fairness to farmers, and a closer connection between farmers and consumers. There is so much care and expertise from farmers that go into products, and in most supply chains, this is often overlooked. Equal Exchange's fair trade products are taking a stance and creating a difference for farmers, economy, and the planet.
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You can make dark chocolate fudge with just a bag of these and a can of sweetened condensed milk. Walnuts are optional.
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United StatesThis chips are legit
Strong chips, not too sweet. ethically sourced. What else could you ask for?
United StatesThe Best Chocolate Chips
These chocolate chips taste so good. There wasn’t much difference to me in the taste between the semi sweet in the bitter sweet. They had a real nice clean taste.
United StatesEqual Exchange Bittersweet Chocolate Chips
These are the best, especially if you like your chocolate very dark. And fair trade, too. What's not to like? Nobody does it better.
United StatesRich, dark flavor!
Beautiful dark bitter flavor! I used these in S'Mores melted in the oven with a marshmallow and a graham cracker, and that pairing was pretty great! I've been looking for ethically sourced chocolate chips, and these fit the bill!
